Laut durchgesickerten Audioaufnahmen von CNBC, Der Krypto-Kreditgeber Celsius möchte eine IOU-Kryptowährung erstellen, um seinen Kunden etwas zurückzuzahlen. The audio was provided by a Celsius customer and the recording explains the bankrupt crypto lender wants to create a form of “wrapped tokens” that represents a ratio of what customers are owed and what the firm has left on its balance sheet. The pitch claims that if Celsius customers hold on to their tokens there’s a possibility financial loss could be mitigated.
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Leaked Audio Verified by Former Celsius Employees Reveals an IOU Cryptocurrency Concept
After a court-appointed examiner was hinzugefügt zum Celsius bankruptcy case and the crypto lender sought to reopen withdrawals for specific customers, durchgesickerter Ton obtained by CNBC details that Celsius allegedly wants to create an IOU cryptocurrency.
It all started 103 days ago on June 12, bei 10:10 Uhr. (ET), when Celsius der Öffentlichkeit gesagt that it paused “all withdrawals, tauscht, and transfers between accounts.” A month later, following several insolvency und restructuring rumors, Celsius abgelegt for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Celsius is not the first crypto company to create a token to repay debt as the plan was leveraged by Bitfinex after the exchange lost close to 120,000 BTC im 2016 breach. The exchange initially issued “Recovery Rights” coins called BFX tokens and by April 2017, the exchange said the debt was paid in full.
The Celsius audio obtained by CNBC derived from a customer named Tiffany Fong, and the news outlet was able to verify that the audio was “authentic” from former Celsius employees. The audio allegedly features Celsius co-founder Atombombe Goldstein and the company’s chief technology officer William Bodnar.
Celsius Wants to Highlight ‘Transparency’ via a ‘Transaction Management System’
According to the audio, a specific type of “wrapped tokens” will serve as IOUs, and the company’s mining business and staked ethereum could help provide backing. Two days before Celsius paused withdrawals, crypto proponents discovered ein large amount of Lido’s staked ether (STETH) allegedly connected to the crypto lending firm.
Goldstein says the plan would be applied to customers that leveraged the “Earn” account. Bodnar explained in the audio that the IOU token idea was in its “early stages” and a portion of audio shared exclusively with CNBC says Bodnar details another plan to bolster the compensation idea.
He summarized a “transaction management system,” CNBC’s Paige Tortorelli and Kate Rooney report, and the system will aim to provide Celsius customers with better “transparency.”
“Transparency reflected not just in how we communicate, but making sure that everything that is done within our platform is traceable, is auditable, end to end — we don’t have anything to hide,” Bodnar said in the audio.
Celsius already deployed a token called celsius network (CEL) that was supposed to be “the backbone of the Celsius Network.” CEL was meant to create a “value-driven lending and borrowing platform” for all of its members.
Zum Zeitpunkt des Schreibens, there’s a circulating supply of 423,415,980 CEL today. CEL is down 80.6% from the crypto asset’s all time high, and it’s seen $8,280,796 in global trade volume worldwide.
The most active exchange today in terms of CEL trades and liquidity is Digifinex. Darüber hinaus, a small fraction of CEL proponents attempted a so-called short squeeze with CEL in July and the endeavor eventually failed.
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